Thriller - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 19:06, September 10, 2025

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‎References to Thriller in The Simpsons

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Simpsons88 at 20:35, February 18, 2022

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Krloz to at 16:45, December 10, 2021

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-{{TB|[[Philippines|Philippine]] prisoners dance to the viral video [[Fatso Goes Nutso]], a reference to {{W2|Thriller|viral video|a viral video}} where prisoners dance to the song.}}
+{{TB|[[Philippines|Philippine]] prisoners dance to the viral video ''Fatso Goes Nutso'', a reference to {{W2|Thriller|viral video|a viral video}} where prisoners dance to the song.}}
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 '''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2|Thriller|song}}", "{{W|Beat It}}", "{{W|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2|Human Nature|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2|P.Y.T.|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on [[MTV]]. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{W|National Film Registry}}.
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-'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2|Thriller|song}}", "{{W|Beat It}}", "{{W|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2|Human Nature|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2|P.Y.T.|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on {{W|MTV}}. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{W|National Film Registry}}.
+'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2|Thriller|song}}", "{{W|Beat It}}", "{{W|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2|Human Nature|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2|P.Y.T.|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on [[MTV]]. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{W|National Film Registry}}.
 Both the ''Thriller'' album and music video have been referenced several times in ''The Simpsons''.

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	'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch\|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2\|Thriller\|song}}", "{{W\|Beat It}}", "{{W\|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2\|Human Nature\|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2\|P.Y.T.\|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on {{W\|MTV}}. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{W\|National Film Registry}}.		'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch\|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2\|Thriller\|song}}", "{{W\|Beat It}}", "{{W\|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2\|Human Nature\|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2\|P.Y.T.\|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on {{W\|MTV}}. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{W\|National Film Registry}}.

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-'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{w|Thriller (song)|Thriller}}", "{{w|Beat It}}", "{{w|Billie Jean}}", "{{w|Human Nature (Michael Jackson song)|Human Nature}}" and "{{w|P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)|P.Y.T.}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on {{w|MTV}}. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{w|National Film Registry}}.
+'''''Thriller''''' is a 1982 album by American singer {{Ch|Michael Jackson}}. It included hit songs such as "{{W2|Thriller|song}}", "{{w|Beat It}}", "{{w|Billie Jean}}", "{{W2|Human Nature|Michael Jackson song}}" and "{{W2|P.Y.T.|Pretty Young Thing}}". In 1983 Jackson made a short film around the song "Thriller", in which he transforms into a werewolf and a zombie, dancing along with zombies. While it wasn't the first music video ever made, it served to popularize the genre and has been credited with transforming music videos into a serious art form. First released in theaters, ''Thriller'' quickly saw regular airplay on {{w|MTV}}. It is considered to be one of the greatest and most influential music videos ever made and was the first music video to be selected for the {{w|National Film Registry}}.
 Both the ''Thriller'' album and music video have been referenced several times in ''The Simpsons''.